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Best To Leave Chinese Bond Investing To The Pros For A While: (DSUM) - (KCCB)

TedTed
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FYI: More Chinese companies are defaulting on their bonds. That’s a good thing in the long term. It could also be a good thing in the short term for investors who know what they are doing. But it’s not an asset class you can easily navigate from an armchair. “As risk is priced more accurately in Chinese credit markets, it creates opportunities for experienced investors,” says Paul Lukaszewski, head of Asian corporate debt for Aberdeen Standard Investments.
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Ted
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  • MikeMMikeM
    Probably nothing better that MAINX for Asian bonds. 35% China, 15% Hong Kong. It's a ride, but I like the fund.
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